Lima Locomotive Works, Inc.

Photo Credit:
by Clark Kinsey

Shop Number 3010	-	Built for: Spruce Production Division (U. S. Army)
{2,443th Lima Built Shay}

Built: 10-25-1918	Class: C 70-3	Trucks: 3	Cylinders: [#-Dia. x Stroke] 3 - 12 x 15
Gear Ratio: 2.25	Wheel Dia.: 36"	Gauge: std.	Boiler: [Style - Dia.] E.W.T. - 50.125"
Boiler Pressure: In Lbs. (PSI) 200	Tractive Effort: 30,375 Lbs.	Factor of Adhesion: 5.12	Maximum Safe Speed: 19.0
Fuel Type: Oil	Fuel Capacity: 1,200 Gals.	Water Capacity: 3,000 Gallons	Empty Weight: As built 128,100
Owners: Hofius Steel & Equip. Co. (D), Seattle, WA Spruce Production Division (U. S. Army) #702, Siemscarey, WA (10-25-1918) Siems, Carey-H. S. Kerbaugh Corp., Clallam County RR #702 [SPRR#1], Siemscarey, WA (10-1918) Spruce Production Corp. (U.S. Army), Siemscarey, WA (12-1918) Sent to Vancouver Barracks, Vancouver, WA; For sale (1919) Anderson & Middleton Lbr. Co. #702, Aberdeen, WA (1-31-1929) H. N. Anderson Log. Co. #16, Aberdeen, WA (1937) Western Machinery Exchange (D), Aberdeen, WA (2-20-1939) Willapa Harbor Lbr. Mills #902 (2nd), Raymond, WA
Disposition: (3-25-1943) Scrapped
Additional Notes: (7-22-1918) Ordered as a B-42 and changed to a C-70. *Cost-plus contractor for Spruce Production Division (U. S. Army) SPRR #1 was Spruce Production RR #, the designation used by Spruce Production Division